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Classic colour and texture meet the deeply lustrous finish of painstakingly burnished hardwax oil in this Superfine floor.

Cavoline’s appeal derives from the contrast between golden honey colouring, the clearly defined grain of FSC-certified wood, and the brushed texture accentuated with a black oil rub.

Fresh, cool hues and a subtle natural grain pattern lend a contemporary look to our Clifton flooring, which many would associate with clean loving, or even a Scandi-style design.

Coast is a light and characterful floor available in plank, extra width plank and herringbone, crafted from the very best European Oak available.

Contemporary design possibilities meet stylishly understated mink grey with sophisticated pewter and charcoal tones in our Caurica Superfine planks. The result? A perfect marriage between exceptional beauty and the finest timber our planet has to offer.

Crafted from reclaimed Pine, Capitol’s indulgent tones and distinctive grain bring an unmistakable warmth to interior projects. Suitable for wall and ceiling cladding, these solid planks have been restored and worked by hand at our workshops in Cheshire, emphasising the personality this decades-old Pine has to offer.

End grain is a striking and distinctive format, which is rarely seen throughout projects and rooms, meaning Callista should be at the forefront of your mind if you’re seeking an individual new angle for your design.

Extracted from the Old War Office, an iconic landmark in London, this Pine is ready for a new custodian, who will have the privilege of walking on floors that have been part of key events in British history.

One of our luckiest finds over the years has been the Bourbon Oak we discovered; taken from decades (perhaps over a century) old whiskey barrels in Nashville, Tennessee, each and every grain has warm Tennessee sunshine coursing throughout.

Brooklyn’s scratched grainy texture is symbolic of the Urban collection. It offers distinctive edge and individuality, with lines pushing in multiple directions, forcing the eye to rush across each nature grade plank, herringbone, and chevron block.